[ytriples-l] It's been a while and some...

[Steeley]

Hey Zomb, you might try this side of the country - 
we got high home prices too, plus 80 mph 
windstorms, snow, rain, only slightly less left wing 
politically and just as silly, traffic that you'll be right 
at home with, people that think an 60-year old 
house belongs on the historic register, but...

When the sun is shining the place is glorious (they 
don't call it the Emerald City for nothing), more 
great wines and wineries than you can find 
anywhere in the country outside Napa California, 
and more great beer than anywhere else period. 
Recreation of every sort imaginable, and a lot of 
places to point the scooter at and ride to.
Sun rises out of the mountains and sets in the sea 
(when you can see the sun, the mountains and the 
sea).

The Salt Mine pays fair for the work, and the work 
is steady.. your RF background would be 
welcomed. If you get desperate..

-Steeley
CBMMA# (wd)40
80 XS 850 Venture

"Caution: Do not approach or attempt to reason
with triplers. Most of them are belligerent. 
If you can't avoid them, just say 'nice bike' 
and buy them a beer." 

On 18 Dec 2006 at 20:19, Z W wrote:

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> Thanks Pat, i used to work hardware to, was an electronic tech on Passive Sonar and before
> that RF tech, but i'm kinda settled here nead ground zero, out side Wash. DC
> 
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Patrick Sills <psills at centurytel.net>
> To: Yamaha Triples <ytriples-l at cerebro.cs.xu.edu>
> Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 11:13:34 PM
> Subject: RE: [ytriples-l] It's been a while and some...
> 
> 
> Lou - just computers (PCs), or experience with hardcore electronics as well
> (analog, digital, RF, switching supplies, etc)? If the latter, my company is
> *begging* for techs...We're in Seattle. Steeley usta work here and refers to
> the place as The Salt Mine, but I assume he's joking <g>. We also need
> someone who's good in all the fields I mentioned, to replace me - I'm off to
> school full-time in the spring. I fix all the test equipment in the shop, so
> I need to be a jack-of-all-trades in electronics, and also some mechanics
> and shop electricity.
> 
> Pat S
> CBMMA #17
> ISRA #5745
> "Official Biker Scum"
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: ytriples-l-bounces at cerebro.cs.xu.edu
> [mailto:ytriples-l-bounces at cerebro.cs.xu.edu]On Behalf Of Z W
> Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 3:20 PM
> To: Yamaha Triples
> Subject: [ytriples-l] It's been a while and some...
> 
> 
> Speaking of being a while....
> 
> Seems like communistcast (aka comcast) has decided to block off the triple
> mail list.
> 
> I tried to wait it out but our favorite host and co. can't seem to work it
> out, so I joined on my web account.
> 
> Ol' Red is running very sweet, I was messing with her one day and wanted to
> reseat all the wires in the coils... pulle da lil too hard on one of the
> plug ends and the ned popped off!  I was perturbed, 'till i got a good look
> at it and saw the big SCREW inside it...
> 
> Cut off about an 1/8" on each end and reseated all plug ends, and coil ends
> and replaced the vacuum plugs and she has NEVER run better.
> 
> Also found a nice set of 27 watt each 4 inch round halogen lights.  added
> them to the crash bar down low, wired it into the headlight relay,. and it
> is SWEET!  of course I had to chase out 4 hours of electrical gremlins
> including the melting of the 3 white alternator wires, but now its all
> worked out.
> 
> Hope everyone is doing well, if anyone knows someone looking for a Computer
> Tech, I need a job ASAP :-p
> 
> Lou aka Zombie Woof
> 
>